I agree with the prior threads and your conclusion to pass on this file.Just like there are professional deadbeat tenants, there exists, sadly, people who excel at borrowing with little or no intention of repaying a debt or settling up.While I might be willing to play brinkmanship games with an amateur, I've got a basic rule of investing that says 'don't play the other man's game.'

Seems to be a fantastic place to get started in.I'm sure you'll be in excellent company on the forums.Greg

Unless your loan agreement has a pre-payment penalty, making lump- sum principal payments is an excellent way to reduce debt and build equity because the excess payment is entirely applied to principal reduction, no interest..

Th answers you have received are excellent to give you a direction.

@Dan Holden has given some excellent wisdom here @Nikki Jacob , especially about the beard. :)You aren't alone in feeling this way - most people do.

I've never worked with a wholesaler and don't have anything about wholesaling in my profile, but if you were looking for a wholesaler in Louisville I could point you towards several excellent ones.

People can be excellent with dogs and people can be hideous with dogs.2.

This is and excellent opportunity for you to network with other like minded I RE investors from Portland.Let them know are the registration table you saw my post on BP and I'll waive the non-member registration fee.

Welcome, @Joey Ickes here you will find an excellent group of people to help you get started and lots of good advice.

Currently serving in the United States Navy and have been for 5 years, I recently found my self enthralled in the idea of REI and can't get enough of reading on the subject and doing research to find the niche that I can hopefully excel in.